Keiko Matsusaka: Popular in Japan in the 1980s, she was known as the first beauty and excelled in mature female characters

Keiko Matsuzaka, a famous Japanese actress, swept Japan in the 1980s and was known as the "first beauty".

Keiko Matsusaka entered the film world with "Pregnancy" at the age of 17, and after starring in "Night Clinic" at the age of 19, she became popular in the film world with her talent.

Initially, she was an actress at Daiei Film Studio, but after Daiei went bankrupt, she switched to Shochiku Film Studios and became shochiku's head of Hanadan, which swept Japan in the 1980s.

Later, she starred in the film "The Incident" and "Kamata March", etc., and she was no longer the "vase" who only played the young jade girl before, and became one of the most popular actresses in Japan at that time.

Matsusaka Keiko has a wide range of plays, and is good at playing mature female characters from costume films to comedies. In addition to filmmaking, she also dabbled in singing and television, and has performed well.

In 1978, she became famous for starring in the film "The Event", and won the "Movie Magazine", "Daily Movie" and the Japan Film Academy Best Actress Award. He is familiar and liked by Chinese audiences for his appearances in films such as "Kamata March", "The Story of Injiro", and "A Game of Chess That Has Not Been Completed".

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